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@rut, you are so lucky to have such a permission. Alas, the two dairies local to me are gone…🙏

Also check out the BRK Brocock lineup, super solid, drama free PCPs. Good luck and keep us posted on what you go with…🙏

I have been shooting mine as received and have only sent JSB Exact Jumbo 18s and Crosman Premier Hollow Points. For plinking and pesting out to 50+ the Premiers. For sweet groups on targets, the JSBs…

I have a 0dB on my .22 Pathfinder and have also mounted a DonnyFl Tanto, both quiet the gun nicely... Looking forward to your impressions and experience with the Pathfinder. Mine has been simply amazing to me, targets from 25 to 102 yard, a sweet little gun.

My target? The earth, gun at a 45 degree angle POI? But easily a half a mile away...🤓🙄😈🙏

Good shooting with that sweet, little Krait…👍

Buena Suerte Panda Roja… you gents are simply putting the industry on notice…🙏

Same guns, Atomic is but a smaller Concept… Your situation seems like a win win…🙏

Love the frontal shots, you can see their eyes. But “they” don’t see it coming… 👍🙏

Love everything about your rig excepting the angled guages… Looking forward to seeing it with the stock attached and to your impressions once you put her to the test…👍🙏

The Notos is a 100 yard slugger? Do tell… Awesome performance from such a small gun.

We understand that only “one” good shot is required, I missed too many second or third opportunities with springers. So for pesting I prefer the quick multi shot abilities of PCPs. Flick the lever, kill, flick the lever, kill… As opposed to the exaggerated monkey motions that springers require…🙈

Why would you shoot it so far below the regulator set point? Why not simply shoot it to the set point and refill? Or, let it sit at 145 BAR and see what happens?

At all distances? A PCP will let you take quick follow ups, if necessary. In hunting or pesting situations where more than “one” opportunity is available? PCPs are superior to breaking a barrel or pulling a long lever for the next shot. Yes “springers“ have their rightful place... But it’s...

@cody34packer, the Urban was my first, I own much more expensive PCPs now. But that Urban gives up “nothing” in practical field accuracy to my current stable. My furthest kill, 80 yards on a picket pinning woodchuck. 50 yard chipmunk kills were the norm… the BSA barrel on the Urban has a...

@Dairyboy, love the setup, your Mini looks all business. How many shots did you gain by going to a 12 FPE tune? Will you still retain the Notos in the pesting rotation?

Whether AEA manufactures it or not, it has proven itself a winner. It looks like something out of a Steampunk Novella and will appeal to a very small segment of PCP users. Mainly competition shooters, and those lucky enough to have “porters” to carry their Pandas. Akin to being on safari…🤓 Looks...

Why not a gun dedicated to a NV scope? And simply use that rig when nighttime pesting. I started with a red light, many, many rat kills, that red light was typically the last thing they saw.🤓 currently have a dedicated nighttime pesting rig. For my uses it much easier to grab a dedicated rig...

Max, I really enjoyed this one, your honest misses were refreshing to see. Because no one misses while recording🙏… Love the recording of the cat…👍

@airgunmike56, you are a genius, love how you evolve and came to your conclusion on leaving the hens alone … Hope you won’t mind me borrowing your technique…👍🙏